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PostPosted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 11:08 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

noz3001 wrote:
S3NSA wrote:
Got it. All you had to do was compare the ICTA Cells to the DBV and it returned the ion (idiot's own name) encryption.

From there it's a simple case of opening it up in OllyDBG and breakingpointing on LogicalToPhysicalPoint (thank msdn) to return the decrypted message as:

QWxiYW5haW5SZXRhcmQgaXMgYSBjb21wbGV0ZSBmYWdnb3Q=


What about the Encrypt Ions? How many keys are used per Ion?


While some faggot may come in here and attest that you need over 9000 keys, we all know the exact ratio of keys to ions should be no less that 42. It seems in my experience that it is the exact point when using a call to LogicalToPhysicalPoint that a logical point is not longer converted to a physical point, but a bug occurs that causes logic to instead skull fuck your head.
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